Lynsey Hope

2 weeks ago | thesun.ie | Lynsey Hope

SWEET-toothed Brits can't resist Easter chocolate with a third of us tucking into an egg a MONTH before Easter Sunday. Research, by Aldi, shows almost half of us admit to scoffing an Easter egg we'd bought for someone else and seven per cent hide our eggs from family members. This year also sees a new trend for flat and indulgently 'loaded' eggs. But are they as tasty as the standard shaped Easter treat and are they good value for money? LYNSEY HOPE tries a few to find out.

2 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Lynsey Hope

SHOPPERS are going made for a dupe of the M&S viral Easter munch mix being sold at Aldi. The budget supermarket chain has launched a copycat tin which is over £5 cheaper than the M&S version - and online it is being hailed as delish. Packed with a moreish mix of jelly bunnies, fruity flower gummies, mini eggs, popcorn and crunchy pretzels, it looks impressive, but how does it stack up to the original?

2 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Lynsey Hope

SWEET-toothed Brits can't resist Easter chocolate with a third of us tucking into an egg a MONTH before Easter Sunday. Research, by Aldi, shows almost half of us admit to scoffing an Easter egg we'd bought for someone else and seven per cent hide our eggs from family members. This year also sees a new trend for flat and indulgently 'loaded' eggs. But are they as tasty as the standard shaped Easter treat and are they good value for money? LYNSEY HOPE tries a few to find out.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Lynsey Hope

WITH Easter just weeks away, it’s time to start thinking about which chocolate egg to buy for your loved ones. There’s a huge selection on offer for 2025 and you are no longer limited to brands like Cadbury and Lindt. Supermarkets now bring out a number of own-brand eggs and every year, they appear in more extraordinary flavours, shapes and sizes. To help you choose, Lynsey Hope has tried dozens of eggs in a bid to find the best ones.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Lynsey Hope

FROM eye exams to cancer tests, there are numerous health checks available across the country. Most are free, quick, painless and, crucially, could save your life. Around 20,000 bowel cancer cases have been prevented by England’s screening programme in the last decade. And research suggests that attending an NHS health MOT could lower your risk of heart attack, dementia and death by up to 23 per cent. Even if you are seemingly healthy, it is vital to get tested.